Ten Days Games Inferno Japanese Version (2016 Edition)

Designer: Reiner Knizia Illustration: Superlog Manufacturer: Ten Days Games Release year: 2016 (original 2005) Number of players: 3 to 7 people Play time: 20 minutes Target age: 8 years old and up Knizia's easy yet intensely hot card game is back as a Japanese version! What's more, the illustrations are from a super log by a popular illustrator who also works as Bankilpon! This is an extremely unique title! *This is a new design version of "Inferno" released in 2014. The illustration of the box has changed and it has become smaller. The illustrations on the cards are very small, but they have been modified. Title: Inferno Japanese version Designer: Reiner Knizia Illustration: Superlog Manufacturer: Ten Days Games Release year: 2016 (original in 2005) Number of players: 3 to 7 Play time: 20 minutes Target age: 8 years old and up Knizia's easy but intense card game is back in Japanese! What's more, the illustrations are from a super log by a popular illustrator who also works as Bankilpon! This is an extremely unique title! When it is a player's turn, they play a card that matches the number or color (or both) of the "first card" played by the start player. If you are unable to play (or do not want to play), you must take back all the cards that were played so far. The card you picked up is a loss. Well, this is just a very simple game. What makes this game interesting is the red card ``Inferno Card,'' which is also the title. Normally, you lose a point for each card you pick up, but for red cards, the number on it is the same as the point you lose. red If just one card appears, the situation will become dangerous and the field will heat up. Also, what is important in this game is that once the first card is played, it is obvious at a glance how many times you can play a card on your turn and get through it. What would you do if you were able to get through that turn now, but you knew you would absolutely have to pick it up on your next turn? If you miss that one move, you might end up losing points that you can't recover from on your next move... Of course, if you can trick other players into making the wrong decision, you'll be much closer to victory. Who will be the player who will be burned by the hellfire "Inferno"? *This is a new design version of "Inferno" released in 2014. The illustration of the box has changed and it has become smaller. The illustrations on the cards are very small, but they have been modified.